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frontpagephoinix | Staff posted Aug 4, 2026 7:14 AM
Dogma (1999) (4K UHD Digital Film)
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About this Film:
- In Kevin Smith's classic, two fallen angels (Ben Affleck, Matt Damon) plot a heavenly return that risks ending God…and the universe.
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Amazon Services LLC via Amazon has Dogma (1999) (4K UHD Digital Film) on sale for $4.99.
Fandango also has Dogma (1999) (4K UHD Digital Film) on sale for $5.
Thanks Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal
Note: Eligible Prime members may apply earned No-Rush Shipping credits to this purchase (check balance).
About this Film:
Fandango also has Dogma (1999) (4K UHD Digital Film) on sale for $5.
Thanks Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal
Note: Eligible Prime members may apply earned No-Rush Shipping credits to this purchase (check balance).
About this Film:
- In Kevin Smith's classic, two fallen angels (Ben Affleck, Matt Damon) plot a heavenly return that risks ending God…and the universe.
Editor's Notes
Written by Discombobulated | Staff- About the Deal
- Film is Movies Anywhere (MA) compatible; connect to your preferred retailer to view content
- About this Store:
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
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IE - if you buy it on Amazon, it ports to iTunes and Vudu (Fandango).
Lionsgate FAMOUSLY didn't participate for the longest time, so now their titles are finally creeping in!
"So weird you should ask this, because ever since 9/11, I have been thinking about a sequel of sorts. I mean, the worst terrorist attack on American soil was religiously bent. In the wake of said attack, the leader of the "Free World" outed himself as pretty damned Christian. In the last election, rather than a quagmire war abroad, the big issue was whether or not gay marriage was moral. Back when I made Dogma, I always maintained that another movie about religion wouldn't be forthcoming, as Dogma was the product of 28 years of religious and spiritual meditation, and I'd kinda shot my wad on the subject. Now? I think I might have more to say. And, yes, the Last Scion would be at the epicenter of it. And she'd have to be played by Alanis. And we'd need a bigger budget, because the entire third act would be the Apocalypse. Scary thing is this: the film would have to touch on Islam. And unlike the Catholic League, when those cats don't like what you do, they issue a death warrant on your ass. And now that I've got a family, I'm not as free to stir the shit-pot as I was when I was single, back when I made Dogma. I mean, now I've gotta think about more than my own safety and well-being, but regardless – yeah, a Dogma follow-up's been swimming around in my head for some time now."
For the longest time, Smith would not consider a sequel because the rights were owned by Weinstein. It wasn't until recently that Smith was able to get ownership of those rights and he has started working on a sequel.
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IE - if you buy it on Amazon, it ports to iTunes and Vudu (Fandango).
Lionsgate FAMOUSLY didn't participate for the longest time, so now their titles are finally creeping in!
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Glad I held off.
This is a Kevin Smith masterpiece.
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Glad I held off.
This is a Kevin Smith masterpiece.
Definitely worth picking up.
"Scary thing is this: the film would have to touch on Islam. And unlike the Catholic League, when those cats don't like what you do, they issue a death warrant on your ass."
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"So weird you should ask this, because ever since 9/11, I have been thinking about a sequel of sorts. I mean, the worst terrorist attack on American soil was religiously bent. In the wake of said attack, the leader of the "Free World" outed himself as pretty damned Christian. In the last election, rather than a quagmire war abroad, the big issue was whether or not gay marriage was moral. Back when I made Dogma, I always maintained that another movie about religion wouldn't be forthcoming, as Dogma was the product of 28 years of religious and spiritual meditation, and I'd kinda shot my wad on the subject. Now? I think I might have more to say. And, yes, the Last Scion would be at the epicenter of it. And she'd have to be played by Alanis. And we'd need a bigger budget, because the entire third act would be the Apocalypse. Scary thing is this: the film would have to touch on Islam. And unlike the Catholic League, when those cats don't like what you do, they issue a death warrant on your ass. And now that I've got a family, I'm not as free to stir the shit-pot as I was when I was single, back when I made Dogma. I mean, now I've gotta think about more than my own safety and well-being, but regardless – yeah, a Dogma follow-up's been swimming around in my head for some time now."
For the longest time, Smith would not consider a sequel because the rights were owned by Weinstein. It wasn't until recently that Smith was able to get ownership of those rights and he has started working on a sequel.
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